2024 Report: North America Aluminium Powder Market Poised for Sustained Growth Through 2032

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17 June 2024 at 11:04 am·3-min read

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Dublin, June 17, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The "North America Aluminium Powder Market Report by Technology (Air Atomization, and Others), End-Use (Industrial, Automotive, Chemical, Construction, Explosives, Defense and Aerospace, and Others), Raw Material (Aluminium Ingots, Aluminium Scrap), and Country 2024-2032" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The North America aluminium powder market has demonstrated a robust size reaching 66,000 Tons in 2023. The market is anticipated to expand further, forecasting a growth to 80,550 Tons by 2032, presenting a Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) of 2.2% during the 2023-2032 period. Aluminium powder, sourced from aluminium metal, finds utility in its various forms such as pigment powder, atomized powder, aluminium paste, and flake powder across multiple industries.

Technology and Innovation

The market analysis shows that air atomization is the predominant technology in the aluminium powder production process. The report provides a detailed exploration of this technology along with an overview of emerging techniques that are enhancing the efficiency and application range of aluminium powder.

Industrial Applications

Aluminium powder is a versatile material that propels several end-use sectors, notably in industrial applications, automotive manufacturing, the chemical sector, construction activities, explosive production, and the defense and aerospace industries. Its application in producing lightweight concrete is particularly notable due to the increase in construction activities within North America.

Regional Dynamics

The United States and Canada are critical markets within North America, contributing significantly to the region’s demand for aluminium powder. These markets have been thoroughly analyzed to understand their unique contributions to the region's aluminium powder industry growth.

Market Drivers

Increased shale gas exploration mining activities, coupled with rapid urbanization and the expansion of the automotive industry, are key drivers propelling the North America aluminium powder market forward.

Strategic Insights

The extensive report covers various strategic industrial aspects, including imports, exports, and value chain analysis. It also encompasses an assessment through Porter's Five Forces Analysis, PESTEL Analysis, and a look at government regulations that shape the market landscape.

Market Challenges

Alongside the drivers, the report recognizes the challenges and hurdles market participants may face. Understanding these elements is crucial for stakeholders to strategize effectively in this dynamic market landscape.

Competitive Landscape

The competitive structure of the North America aluminium powder market has been evaluated, offering insights into how companies are positioned and the dynamics that govern competition within the industry.

Outlook

This comprehensive report on the North America aluminium powder market is indispensable for industry participants. It caters to investors, researchers, business strategists, and others with stakes in the market, providing an extensive overview alongside specific micro details essential for informed decision-making within the aluminium powder industry. The projected growth and sustainability of the market indicate a solid trajectory for aluminium powder applications in North America.

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